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Freedom Express


When I am lost in my brain,
I sob for an exit or a chance
And for all those who say I am insane.
I lay here, drowning in the mind dance,
For all my buried fears become alive,
And moan for soothing silence, my home,
And forget the friends who will never arrive.
The horrifying feeling of being heartbroken like a comb,
Then I mourn for the sorrow never solved,
All of the bones of youngsters broken,
Crying here wishing for my past to be dissolved.
No friend am I who does not listen to those who have spoken.
I hear music and I am yanked out of my deathly dream
All woes disappear for I have a loving, lyrics team.

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By Malka Nusbaum   More articles...  |   RSS Listing of Newest Articles by this Author
Malka was born in Philadelphia, PA and raised in Cherry Hill, NJ. She is a student at Bruriah High School for Girls.

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Posted: June 15, 2008
yay go malka! I am proud of you! I love you! I like the poem. It is very beautiful!
Posted By Anonymous, Cherry Hill, NJ

Posted: June 1, 2008
I am so impressed!
The poem is simply beautiful!
Posted By Shira Roth, Rochester, NJ

Posted: May 29, 2008
This poem is AWSOME!!!
Posted By Anonymous



 


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